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I've been in HR for a few years. You can learn a lot being an HRTM, but it's more store level operations than larger scope human resources functions. A lot of what we do is managed by the human resources operations center, so our job us mostly clerical work. Like others have said, HRTM doesn't...

Went from PFresh to HR as well! Nice to have you!

Best advice: Get to know everyone. There's no such thing as a bad connection. Being on good terms with the other hardlines team members means they won't just see you as seasonal help who'll be leaving soon, but rather, a person who's worth helping now because you plan on being around for a...

Welcome!! HRTM is one of the best positions in the store, in my opinion. I've been doing it for over a year now and I love it. You will have to deal with unreasonable expectations at times, whether it's from the execs and team leads expecting you to do six things at once, or team members...

My guess is that you weren't keyed into the proper workcenter, so when they make the schedule, they take you out of the workcenter that you populated in, but they don't insert you into your proper department because it's already set. It's happened in my store. It's a simple fix if that's truly...

Welcome! A word of advice if I may, be careful if you post about any specific details of your store or position, as I believe there are only four Target's in Hawaii, and the last thing we want is for anyone to get in trouble with store leadership for something that they post here.

I'm guessing you're talking about your ETL-HR (Executive Team Lead - Human Resources)... She'll probably call and let you know what shifts you'll have for the next two weeks. Normally they give you a training schedule at orientation, but maybe she wants to see if there are any available shifts...

For the love of God, please bring two forms of valid identification to your orientation. Drivers License/State Issued ID (not expired) and Social Security card are the most common forms. Valid passport would also suffice. Do that, and you'll be fine =) Welcome!

They also try to get all of their hires in together for orientation. It's just as easy to do four or five as it is to do one.

Take shifts when asked. Extend when asked. Don't clock in late, call out, or NCNS. Always be willing to take on a challenge. Go out of your way to help guests. Back up the front lanes. Smile a lot and generally be friendly. And just do your best. Like sigma said, they're always looking for...

Too busy to wait in line, but enough free time to walk through and buy the entire store. I can never understand those people. Congrats on experiencing your first crazie. Best of luck, and welcome!

Welcome to the family!